u/ThaddeusColeJenkins

About to start looking at obedience training in our area. We are basically looking for general obedience. Not looking for a world class hunting dog, although he is great at chasing anything that appears to be moving at rapid speeds away from him.
Looking to have Crimson Bryant-Denny 1st trained so that he listens to our commands and does not run off. He has already learned to sit really well on command and he rings the hanging doorbell on our door when he needs to go outside to potty.

Our contractor was upfront with us and told us that he was going to just try his best to work it in and patch it. There was two existing cracks repaired on the ceiling and the previous contractor before we purchased the home did not re-texture and re-spray the entire ceiling. Today, our contractor oversprayed the repaired area with texture and then repainted the entire ceiling. As of now, although it’s not dry, it’s looking like we’re still going to have the big gray lines or shadowing or whatever it’s called.

Tomorrow, if we aren’t satisfied with today’s results, he said it would be $2000 to skim coat the entire ceiling, float it and then re-texture and repaint.

Thoughts

There was a ceiling repair done before we purchased our home. I’m mainly looking for answers concerning the 4’ x 24’ greyish strip.

I found a full gallon of Kilz 2 Interior/Exterior Preimer in a closet that was used to do the repair.

Long story short, the rest of the ceiling is Snowbound and the paint is just not covering g the same.

Question, could I use just a regular flat based primer to cover the Kilz 2 and they paint over a few coats to match the rest of the ceiling?

What’s the best remedy here?

Thanks